The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-02-09

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ters from Philadelphia, South or West, In this
mail.)
Extra attractions each evening OF the
G.. A. Bazaar, Lyceum Hall, next week.
For solid facts and sound logic read
Van Horn Bro. IS advertisement.
MIR. and Mr.. Mrs. Joseph W. Tom
son, of Milford quietly celebrated their
Goth wedding anniversary one day last
week.
MIR. Van Doran Liverton has been
quite sick and confined to his house for
three weeks past, but is now better and
soon will be about again.
Mr.. John Lilly, Esq, and Mr.. Amos
johnson, of this city. were members of
the U. s. Grand Jury in session in Tren-
ton, last week.
The County School Superintendent of
Public Schools informs us that the State
School Tax is now in the hands of the
township collectors, subject to the orders
OF the olStrlct trustees.
Prof. Harry Carter, Of Philadelphia,
the wellkn soloist and humorist, will
give one of his delightful entertainments,
in tho Reaville Church, on Friday even
ing, Feb. II.
Isaac Garrison, in the 9Sd year of his
age, is healthy, strong and active. He
lives about three miles north of our city,
and frequently walks here and back again
like boy.
DIR. Geo. H. Larson was made Town
ship Physician for West Amwell for the
coming year by their Town Committee,
consequently by law, be will be mem
Der of their Board of Health.
Not only stockholders but all others
who wish to see this city prosper, are
earnestly desired to be present at the or
ganization of the Improvement Company,
at Thatcher's Hall, at ESQ P. NJ.
Reserved seats for the grand concert
en- Wednesday Of next week, will be
placed on sale at Cochran's drug store, on
Saturday morning of this week. Go early
and select your seats.
Three new families removed into our
city last week, and more are coming.
This sounds like business, and we hope
to greet many new accessions In this way.
We have room for many more.
Rev. David Wills, Jr., pastor of the
Spring Garden Church, Philadelphia,
formerly of Ringoes), has accepted
unanimous call from the Presby terrain
Church. of Pennington.
Mr.. Ely X. solliday is still confined to
the house by his sickness, but is improv-
ing. His business, however, is going on
as usual, he having the services Of first
class Matchmaker of years. experience,
who attends to all repairs, etc.
The revival meetings at the M. e.
Church still continue. Meetings every
evening this week. Next Sunday morning
the pastor will preach at 1880, subject,
"The Great Commission" in the evening
at 1880, subject, "The Judgment"
Let every one add their mite, and
thus make the concert by the "Pennsyl-
vania Quartette, on next Wednesday
night, grand success, as the ''Stryker
Library" is TO get 40 per cent. of the net
receipts.
The Stockton IN. j. school boys
have mania for wearing false whiskers
and moustaches. Now why cannot the
Stockton school girls adopt some extra
tackling or gear that will be sumner to
the boysa
Our City Improvement Company, is
daily adding subscriptions to its stock,
and after Saturday, when the permanent
Board OF Directors will be elected, it win
be ready to negotiate with parties to erect
and lease manufacturing establishment
that will be best calculated for all con-
cerned.
DIR. ]. Wei wood Carroll has bought
OF the Arnett estate the brick buildings at
tho corner of Main and Delsvan streets,
formerly part Of the old brewery. He
will use them for livery stable, and has
contracted for the building Of a residence
on the lot, adjoining these buildings.
Mr.. Charles Schulhaus, agent of the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., of
Newark, paid to Mrs. VIM. Bastian, Of
this city, yesterday, an insurance Of 81, 900
on her late husbands life. The Mutual
Benefit 10 one OF the best and most trust
worthy companies in the country.
Thomas II. Laris son, last week, pur-
chased house and lot on Perry street of
the estate OF Geo. W. Gaddis, decd, for
sS7l. Albert Van Horn purchased
house on North Main street, Of Geo. w.
Arnett for $1,000, and Stephen Titus
purchased the one adjoining, for the same
price.
For Fancy Groceries, 60 to G.. J.
Fisher.
While watering bis cattle, yesterday,
Patrick Brown, an old resident Of our
city, was struck by the horn Of one Of
them In the face, and the cheek punctured
near the lower corner of the nose and the
skin and flesh we're torn open to the cor
ner Of his eye. DR.. Frank w. Larson
closed the wound and has the case under
care full treatment.